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No Need of Hard Times
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Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878
and the plan is said to work well
Titilla r l*ind Act Jutie 3, 1 h 7 s
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Lrnited States Land Office.
United States Land Offieo
In Oregon the order of things
Mr. Charles M. Schwab is no
R'isebnrg. Oregon, Aprii 8 !‘J* 8.
Roseburg, Oregon. April 3, 1908.
Inste-d cf N'**tice is hiTehv given tlnit iu compitane« Notice u hereby given that m com-
pet of this newspaper, and it be­ has been reversed.
villi thè provisions of thè act of e**ngreiiH ot »'liance with the provisions of the act of
lieves that ne got most of his money licensing the seller, the buyer of , Jii'ie
3, 1878. enlttled “An act for thè s !*■ Congress of June 3,
1878. entitled “An
tiiulwr lumia iti thè States of < aliti« * * i. «xt tor the’ sale of timber lands in the 1
in consequence of unjust laws, but strong drink is compelled to take | of
Or goti. Ncvada, and Washington
Ter-
Oijegoa
Nk veda mk I
ns ex>*nded to all ili« Public i States ot (. aiil >in .i
it commends him nevertheless, as out a license for which he has to I ritory,"
a. extended td ail the"
Lami States bv act ot tnguat 4. I8;t2. Claire Washington luintory,
Saloon Y Walker, f Bandoli c *untv ■>* C* h * m . stn*e * Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892,
it would any man prominent in pay $5 every six months,
Oregon, didon March 21, T.wi8, die in I RuJ> A. Swift ol
men are compelled by law to con­ <>f
any walk of life, for saying:
tlns .ffiee Iter sworu siatemi ut No. !<274, for Slate of Oregon, did on Jan. 27,
I9Ü8, hie
t li. • l. i
s W ti and La.» her sw ,rn statement No. 9493 tor th« pur
“Why all this talk about hard fine their sates exclusively to per- 3 nnd ■ i I of S*.r* > inn
No.ol, in T *wn»lnp X" chase oí the NE 1-4 SW 1-4, Section 27, in
W, ai,,l wdl otf. r po«a
times? If people would only stop sons holding- licenses to buy, under '.< >, |; «
wownship No. 29 S, Range No. 14 W, an«! ;
to show tino thè I u t s**ught ih more vai;
pain
of
a
heavy
fine
for
selfing
to
talking about them there wouldn’t
Halli*' fot ita :| . ,
.1' s'oll. Il *11'1 • mill offer proof to show that the land «ought i
> gricn'lturtiI purp ■.*■«. o*.l to * .lutili h he» more valuable for its timber or stone than fur
de- clatm
be any hard times Don’t let us unauthorized drinkers. The
r< s*i.|
,uJ ta ne * ». I. i read- ^Ácuíi^iral purposes, and lo < sial Iwie her claim
worry alxrut these little tlurru-s in departure from the usual order of gold, 4 . 8 «' imunss <,m*r ut Bau I* i*. (-***>s to saituiand betör«* G., T. I're.u^old. U. S
couniy..Or» oli. on l'hu.-wlnv, thè 27 li tt.iv Commissioner at his office * in Bandon, Coot
the business world.
The recent things is so radical that naturally ot August, ti W.
County, Oregon, on I uesday lhe I ilh day of
nani' « «< wiiu hw «
August, 1908
troubles have had a must healthy there are many complaints against Htie
A E. Had<s 11
.He names as witnesses.
E.
L.
Otiniau
check upon our financial ills. The it, and there are many people who
Kenneth Perkins
J. 0. Log-m
declare it is wrong;
that it is a re­ Robert W»lke>, Jr. allof H.mdon, Ore­ Chas. A. Swift
country is all right.”
gon.
Syray Osborn
And he goes on to predict th ■ striction on the liberties of the Anv ami «Il per».ms «laitwiiio ad«* rei*
1 larry Walker, al! of Bandon, Oregon.
iitaive l'.sci it*»‘d i.inds are iiquesh il to
Any and all persons ^claiming adversley th<* i
greatest prosperity the country has individual; that the state cannot thè
tile IhXn claims ut Ibis office oli or Infuri
above described lands are reguetted to file their
!'.•«.
ever seen in lhe next ten years. < hir legally say one man may and an- ihr 27tb day *>f tugusr,
laim in this office on or before said Hth day
LENI«MIN L EDDY.
of August, 1908.
home demands are so vast and so other may not drink, or do any-
K« islet.
Firti f’iibliuKtimi Mtiv ■-*<
BENJAMÍN L. EDOY. K^ r
increasing that there ean be no thing else.
A feature of the law
hirst Publication June 4.
great and long depression. And that is esjjecially un|>opular among
Timber Land Act June 3, 1878.
foreign demand N at our surplus drinking people is that every six
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Office,
months a complete list of the licensed
cannot fail to continue.
Roseburg, Ore^oa, April 3, l‘M#.
drinkers
f>e
published.
This
pub
But why the recent depression?
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of congress oí
Plaintiff,
Mr. Schwab gives part of the right lication is held by many to be an out June
3, 1878, enlitled “An act for the sale of
V s.
rage, But there are strong argil timber lands in the states of (.California, Oregon, I >Hiu<d Bix n,
answer when he says.
Nevada an«d Washington Territory,” .«s extended
“Somebody got frightened, then merits in support of the law as a to
I left ll«iaht i
all the publu land stat« s by act oi August 4,
SIH I Ft/K DIVORCE. SI M.VIONS
somebody else got frightened, and whole and in support of the publi­ 1892, Harry Walker oí Bandon, county oiCoos,
lo DANii I. BOON
i BE WITHIN
It is held that the state oí Oregon, did on January 24, 1908, file NAMED
then somebody else, and then every­ cation clause,
DEFEND a NI
.n this olfi^a his sworn statement No. 9492, tor
state has just as much right to the párchase oí lhe N 1-2 NW 1-4 NW 1-4 In ib« name of the statu of Ovvgon, Y*»n
body got frightened.”
NE 1-4 Section 12 and SE 1-4 SW 14 Sec I |. ire luTuhv requited to »ppi ar in tbu witi.in
The recent contraction was no license the buyer is the seller of an tion I, township 30soi\h ol rnnge 14 west, and > I entitled Couri anti Cause and answer the
tiled against you bv the Phiin-
ign of harcTitimes; it was an illog­ article; that in witholding licenses will offer proof to show that the land sought is ¡ Complaint
uft herein, on or bet re the la t nay <>f
more
valuable
for
its
timber
and
stone
than
for
j
the
time
prescribed
the publication of
ical episode, for all the while the from persons known to be confirm agricultural purposes, and to establish Ins claim * his sum mo uh ; which for said
day is six con
country was overflowing with the ed drunkards the state is simply to sai«J land before G. I . I readgold, U. S. secutivv weeks from (ue date ot the first
at Bandon, Oregon on i uesday, publication hereof ; the date of the first
its right and duty in­ Commissioner,
luxuries as well as the necessities of exercising
*
publication of this summons is the 30 th
lhe I I th day of August, 1908.
«lay ->f July. liMK and the Inst, publi­
life. There had been, as has often protecting the community.—Wichita
He names as witnesses:
cation thereof m id be on the Ibth day of
A. E. Hadsall, oí Bandon, Oregon.
Septvinbei 1338. And you .ire notified, that
been explained, over-distention of (Kan.) News.
Robert Walker, Jr, oi Bandon, Or«*go«i.
it you fail to appear and answer com­
B. N. Hartington of Bandon, Oregon.
credit, too much high financiering
plaint filed herein, within the time of lb«*
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publication of this summons, the Plaimifi
Spray Osbourne of Bandon, Oregon.
and reckless speculation, and this
Any anti all persons claiming adversely the will api Iv to the,conn for »he relief prated
Otto Melcher.
above described lands are reejuestrd to file their* for m I'inintilCs said Cmuphi.int, to-uit
willl happen again, but if some­
for a decree whereby the bonds of matri­
Has
just
arrived
from
the
East
to
claims in this office on or before said I I th day mony existing between Plaintiff and De­
body anti other somebodies and
of
August,
1908.
make Bandon his home.
fendant sh ill be di-s Ived ¡«nd declared of
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. no effect and whereby the Plaintiff shall
then everybody had not got fright
He is prepared to do painting and
be allowed to resume her maiden name ot
ened without any sufficient cause, paper hanging in an up-to-date
Vinni • Van Valkenburgh.
T his summons
Notice For Pubjication
is served upon yon by publication hereof in
the contraction and depression wou’d style and at reasonable prices.
the Bandon Recorder, a w<< klv newspaper
Your patronage solicited. Leave Department of the U. Interior,
of regular and general cimulation, pub­
scarcely have been noticeable.
S. Land Office at
lished m the T ow n of Bin don,
Coos
This ought to be a country of orders at Lint’s Studio.
Roseburg, Oregon,'
Connty, OreL’on, persnant to the order ot
May 12. 1006 Hon. John P. Hall. Couuty Judge of Coo«
“bulls,” of optimists. We have the I
County, made and dated the 24tb day of
Notice is hereby given that Charley A. Davis, July J9O.
stuff of all sorts not only for our­ G vANULATED SORE EYES CURAD of Bandon, Oregon, who on Jan. 2nd, 1903,
G. T. TREADGOLD.
selves but great quantities of sur-1 “For tvrentv
I Buffered from made Homestead Entry, No 12335, for 5 I-2
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NW 1-4. W 1-2 NE 1-4, Sec. 9, Township
plus of some kinds that the rest a bad case of granulated sore eyes, 29, s, Range 14 W, Willainelle Meridian, has
of the world must have.
No other says Martin Boyd of Henrietta, Ky. hied notice of intention to make Final five years NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
Proof, to establish claim to lhe land above
nation is so self dependent; on no I “In February 1903, a gentleman described,
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
before G. T. Treadgold, U. S. Com­
asked
me
to
try
Ctamberlain's
Salve.
other does the rest of the world so
missioner, at Bandon, Oregon, on lhe 19th day Trustees of the Town of Bandon, at a regular
meeting thereof on July 30th 1908, passed an
much depend. And wcartjonly de­ I bought one box ami used about of September, 1908.
order that Spruce Street between Second and
Claimant names as witnesses:
two-thirda of it and my eyes have
i ourtli be improve«! by establishing a grade
veloped in a small degree as yet. It
Sam BarroWs, of Bantlon, Oregon.
not given me any trouble since.’1 This
thereon, and by excavating
and filling same
is only people who lose their wits salve is for sale )>y C. Y. Lowe.
en Haynes, of
to conform to such grade, and by building a
Dale Barker, of
sidewalk on both sides thereof, which order is
who bring on hard times. With an
Lyman Davidson
entered in the journal proceedings for the said day
increase of common sense and cheer­
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
.
Notice is further given, that an ordinance will
BOY'S UFE SA LED
be passed assessing the cost thereof upon the ad
Register.
fulness, hard times will be imjxw-
jacent property owners
unlesss a written re­
First publication July 2nd.
My little boy, four years old, had a
■ible.—Journal.
monstrance by two-thirds 6f the property own
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Enforce the Forest Fire Law
Many of the reports from the dis­
tricts in which forest tires are raging
convey the information that the
damage is slight for the reason that
the fire is burning only the brush
and refuse where the timber has
been removed. While it is pleasing
to know that valuable timber is
not being destroyed, yet there are
two reasons why this explanation
does not entirely remove the de­
plorable features of the situation.
In the first place there is great
danger that the hre*will spread, as
it has done in some instances, to
merchantable timber. In the second
place, the fires kill
the young
trees which have sprung up and
which would eventually reforest the
hills.
The laws of this state require that
th* rubbish of lumber camps I m -
burned at a season of the year when
there is no danger of the fire spread­
ing. They require that the rub­
bish be burned after each season of
slashing, ami if this were done there
Would be no fuel to feed a future
fire after a growth of young trees
had started.
Burning the rubbish
at the proper season would not
only remove the danger of disas­
trous fires but would relieve the
state from that pall of smoke which
obscures the view at a time when
Oregon should be mo£t beautiful.
The forest fire law should be more
vigorously enforced.—< >regonian.
o
Here is News about Oregon
That public sentiment is under-
going a radical change on the ques-
tion of controlling the liquor
traffic is shown by the acts of Leg is
lature in a number of states within
the past few nnvnths restricting the
traffic. The Sea te of Oregon, one
ut the most recent to act. has taken
a new d*4*.utur» m Hua movement.
severe attack of dysentery.
We bad
two physicians; both of them gave
bim up. Wit then gave him Cham­
berlain’s Colic, Cholera, anti Diar­
rhoea remedy which cured bim and
believe that saved his life. William
H. Strolling, Carbon Hill, Ala.
There is no doubt bnt this remedy
saves the lives of many children
each year. Give it with castor oil ac­
cording to the plain printed direc­
tions and a cure in certain.
For
sa'e by C. Y. Lowe.
OVER THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
tn 1872 there was a great deal of
diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera in-
fantnm. It was at this time that
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera a.id
Diarrhoea Remedy was first brought
into use. It proved more succeffaful
than auy other remedy or treatment,
ami baa for thirty five years main
tai tied that record.
From a small
beginning its sale and nae baa ex­
tended over every part of the United
States and to many foreign countries
Nino druggists ont of ten will recom­
mend it when tb.’ir opinion is asked,
although they have other medicines
that m»v pay them .* greater profit.
Il ean always be dtqteuded upon,
even in tfie most sever*and danger
ons cases. For sale by (J. Y. Loire
TIMBEK LAND ACT II NE 3, 1H73.
NOTICE FOR Pl I’.LICATfON
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departmrnl of the Interior,
U. S. Land
Office at
Roseburg Oregon May
23,
I908.-
Notice is hereby given that John J O Neil, ol
Bandon, Oregpn, who. on May 21st, 1908,
made I imi»er Application, No. 10094, fo
N 1-2 NW 1-4, Sec. 25. and SW 1-4 SW
1-4, Sec. , 24, Township 31 S, Range 15 W
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make I* inal Prool to establish claim to th«’land
above described, 1>efore G. I . Treadgold, U. S.
Commissioner, at Bandon, Oregon, on the 19th
d«iy of September, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Janies P. Olsen, of Langlois, Oregon.
O. P. I laagensen of
“
“
John Doe Olsen of
“
“
Kittie O'Neil
of Bandon,
“
BENJAMIN L EDDY.
Register.
First PulilicatioJT-July 2nd.
'1'inilwr IjHtid Act .Inn* 3, 1H78
NOTICE FOR PUBLJCA'I ION
ITiited StHtcH ¡.mid Office,
RoRebnrg, Oregon, .In«« 2nd Blds.
Notice ih hereby given that Charles D.
L hiii I i , nf Bandon, Oregon, who on June
2nd. ItMlH, made l imber Application, No
10115, for SE J.' of SE
Section 21,
lownstnp 30 South, Runge 14 Went, Wil
Inniini tte Meridian, han tiled notice of in­
tention to make Fin»-’ I’r* of, to entabli«h
claim to the land aliove ili ueril» d, before
G I Treadgold, I
S. C<>nii»it).-*i<>ner, at
Bandon, Oregon, on the 24 dav of Septem­
ber. 1Ü3H.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
N. It. Smith, of Hare. Oregon'
C. R. Smith, of
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C C. Fisher, of Bandon, “
William Smit b, ot
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BENJAMIN T. EDDY. Re.dUo
Firvt I'HblM-atton Jaiy *.tth
T ìmi I mt l.wnd Act Juno 3, 1R7R.
NOTICE FOK l‘CBLh \ l «)N,
(inited States Land Office, ILoseburK, Ore
\pril 17. 1:»" I
ers °f and upon the said
portion ’of said
street, be filed with th«' Recorder within ten
days from th«- final publication of this notice,
which last publication will be upon Thursday
the 20th day of Au u.t, 1CC8.
Dated at Bandon,
August 1908.
Oregon
this
MILLER-CLEAVEfi BUSINESS COLLEGE
THE MILLER CLEAVER BUSINESS COLLEGE pr
pares young people for the best business positions.
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Instruction is personal and method;» the must successful.
.
School in session the entire year.
Cleaver Business
NORTH BEND, OREGON
.Millier
College
!
A. McNair, the Hardware Man.
I
ai«! I i.-.i "is lia,
BR1DGL A BEAC ! St«'* s. Ra.i,*
in lh< n o rnani ex, eliemm
tlial thi-y are now acknowt.siged lin gréai* si sellas ou lhe toast and they aie glowmg
in tavor every year.
Wf liave lhe exclusive agency in Bandon for lhese houaehold .
and office necessitics, and prives range este, dinyfv modest in either case.
(hrf Assortment of Hardware, linear; and I dgcd Tools is Most Complete.
T
t i í
BANDON HARDWARE CO
Hardware, Building Supplies. Stoves,
and Ranges, Paints and Oils, and
Sporting Goods.
Our prices are right.
Give us a Call.
T. W. ROBISON, Manager.
I
Rates $1 lo $2 per Day.
Special Rates by the
Sample Room in Connection.
week or Month.
Bandon
Oregon
J. E. Y oung
W. C. P arker
YOUNG
& PARKER
♦
Parkersburg and Bandon, Manufacturers of
White and Red Cedar Shingles
Wholesale and Retail Shippers
6th day of
Special Attention to
C. ft WADE,
Local Trade
Recorder.
.NOTICE OF S I KEE L
IMPROVEMENT
Not.i<M‘in h.'reliv t-ivcn that the lionril ot
‘Trustees of Lite i own of Itsndon. Coos
'Conntv'Oregon, by order duty passed, and
entered in th« journal of proceedings, does
propose !•> establish a grad«, and improve a
'hortion ot Fifth s re* t in the W**,*dI,*rid and
Woolen Mill \ddition to the Towri of Ihin-
ilon, as follows : Ky clearing and giadmg
th<* said Street between Celnrnbia Avenue,
'tn the Woolen Mill \*l i*<i* n and he inter
,s.»ctn*n of said Fifth Strr’.-t win* Al ern-tthv
Street, in Worslland Additi*>tl. said H*
l** ing commonly knowi) iik the Count*
lli'nlt road. To btiild n sidewalk npon such
-treat, and open the same for general tial
tic. and build a bridge thereon when- need
ed
NOTICE IS Ft tn ilEK GIVEN, tf i
unless two-thirds of the property owners
upon tmt;l> portion of e.iid Street tile a
written/emonstrancn with the lieC-rder of
Haiti Town within ten (l<0 days from th*-
linal i ubltcatinn *>t tbte imtiee, which tin * .
notice will be upon' Thursday the 23rd day
of July. 190H. tfi* n an Ordinance will be
passed by the Hoard of Trustees establish
ing such a grade, upon Hani portion of such
street., and Also appropriating funds for im-
pr ring such street, which appropriation
will be madqby lowing »11 awHessment up­
on the adjacent and abutting property.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon. .lulyfLth lints.
2H ^t
C. K. WADE. Kccorder.
FRED T- TUTTLE
z/ full hue of C onjcctioncry, bruits,
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, lite.
NEWS STAND ÎN CONNECTION
f
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Next to Vienna Cafe
1. A. TUk’NELI,
Pattern
Shop in
Connection
BANDON TRANSFER CO.
TUNER
Tuning, Repairing, Regulating and Modulating
Organs repaired and General Overhauling
t arry a Eull Line of Repairs and Supplies
Permanently located in Bandon.
Tuning $4.00; all other work similarly reasonable
Bandon Foundry
& Machine Shop
SPH3AITIIS
PIANO
EXPERT
w
I tilled Slates Lnnd Office.
GARI IEI.lt <X: VOX I’F.GER T
Notice is her* bv given that in compliance
Kitselttirg, Ore., \jiril .* I’.tes
with th* provision- of th* i<-t of Con,-|.
Notice is In ri-bv I’iven that in coiuplianci
with th« proviaions of the act. ol Cotixre a of June 3. |s7s, entitled "Au net for the*
of .little 3, 1S7H, entitled “An net for tin «ul« of timber lands in tbn States of (Jut j
X. .,li. ,ñd Washington J
sale of timber lands jn the atateH of Cali­ if.rrii.i Oregot
nd«d * • nil th* I’ublic.
fornia, OreL’ou, Nevada ntul Wi shm^ton Terril
territory,-', ns i-xteiabd. t<> ill the pal.I m I mid stat*'- bv act of \u; ii„t I. ls’J2, James ,
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land Htates'liv act of Anu’iixt I I-’*-.’.. I ! .*
C. !><>san of Bandon, contrtv of C,..»i. „t it. of C sis. Stale of Oregon has tins day til* J MICHI
MACHINES til II.I K» ORM H
I, - sworn -■ a'*'o my No
of’Oretfoit. did on March 13. lies,- file in
tor ti i a ch i-*
L* X I. , s|..'
Ibis oHice hi« sworn statement Xo. !G7.’>.
for the pnrcb iHe of the SE 14 of the NW 0« Si-cti iii X*. I, Townshlii •'2‘J South of,,
1-1 of «ecttun No. 27, I’owc.ship 2‘ S s-ntti Kano. 14 w. : nd will .iff. t pm f i. show
of Kamre 14 W, atnl will offer proof t 1 -how th it the Inr d songlit is umr*;, valuable for i
•
tha the land aoityht i« more valnabl- for it* tintbor nnd Mono tt * n foi
its timber nnd stone than for nuricultnral pur|s*sr s, nn*l to est.'tblish I* v <Tiin> to said
lami
before
G.T.
I'resdgold.
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S.
Com
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purposes and to e-tablish his claitn to «aid
GENERAL REI’AIKlNG ■
iv.i.-iomr at Ins.. ♦. ;*t l>,n*lon. Ore. *■
land before G T. Trendt-old. I . S Com
>n
Friday,
th*
4th
day
of
septemta-r,
T.tos
misstotier, nt lit« office nt Bandon. Oreson.
He names as witnesses:
on Ttinr«dnv. the 27th d ,y of Augunt, Hals.
\ Ionen
He names a« witneas«»:
< Unirles Brown
•Ion Flnm, of Bandon, Oregon.
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c M. Sini*h
z
Win I o,_**iii. of Bind HI .< treijon
W H S uitb. all or llsuu *n. lèsta Co,
John HamUlifck. *>f Bindon, Oregon,
Or- g*tn.
Henrv Virgil, of Baudon. Oregon
«nv *n*. ill i * rs«. ,s cl a* o. 11 ■ .*: .*■: s.-h !
H I’ \ Fri hstts A mix
Anv anti all persons claiming adversely
the above descrtlad iHnd« are reqnestisl to the above de-crllH-d lands are retfOont««! te j
Dvev and General Delivery
til tin ir * lia s n this "rti e *n or h.ifoir
tile their clnieis lit thin office on or bef. ■
said 4th il iy f >• |*l< n :•* r I!* .
said 27th dnv of Ansrnst I-.tOS.
Meets nil Itoaia.
Ord<r-> c.irefally bandied
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BENJAMIN i . i i>1*-i.
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Leave orders at P. B. Hoyt’s Barber Shep.
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We have completed a thorough and up-to date ABSTRACT PLANT,
and are now ready to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at abort n *
tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attentioti.
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Benrett bank
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
Marshfield Phone, 143
Coquille Phono, 191
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Title Guarantee and Abstract C<
J. S. Barton. Abstractor
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